From a creator's perspective, it's not hard to see the appeal of working within a form or within deeper restrictions of the form. After all, what is Puke on Your Birthday at this point if not some kind of group psychosis in putting weird requirements on oneself? From the listener's perspective, it makes could-be songs like "Circumstances" feel whiplash disjointed, and it leaves one counting the measures to get through something like "Lost." The production feels of-its-time and purchased at cost and no more needs to be said about it. LOL at Famoe describing himself as "being from overseas" at least twice, thanks for the Cameo. I give this EP 80 out of 80 possible bars.
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